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Introduction to Avnology ID Quickstart Core Concepts Environments

Concepts Hosted vs Embedded B2B vs Consumer

Authentication Overview Sign In With Avnology Authorization Code Flow Client Credentials Device Authorization Flow Tokens Scopes Session Management Passkeys Passwordless SMS Magic Link Social Login

Enterprise SSO Overview SAML 2.0 OIDC Federation SCIM 2.0 Provisioning Domain Verification Enforced SSO Self-Service SSO Setup

Authorization Overview Roles Permissions API Authorization Best Practices Service Accounts

Components SignIn SignUp UserButton UserProfile OrganizationSwitcher OrganizationList OrganizationProfile CreateOrganization InvitationAcceptor Protect SignedIn SignedOut ApiKeyManager AuditLogViewer ConsentScreen DeviceFlowCode LoginWidget Theming Accessibility

SDK Overview Webhook Signature Verification

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Webhooks Overview Event Catalog Webhook Security

React Integration Express.js Backend Integration Securing Single-Page Applications Securing Your API Mobile Authentication Multi-Tenant / B2B SaaS Migration Guide Token Exchange Admin Impersonation AI Agents (On-behalf-of)Custom Domains Conditional Access Policies Error Handling Rate Limiting Testing Your Integration Login Widget Verify JWTs (TypeScript)Verify JWTs (Go)Verify JWTs (Python)Verify JWTs (any language)

CLI Installation CLI Authentication CLI Commands Reference

Self-Hosting Overview Docker Compose Deploy One-click deploy Environment Variables DNS Setup TLS via Traefik ACME Backup & Migrations Upgrading Kubernetes

Migrate from another IAM Migrate from Auth0 Migrate from Clerk Migrate from Firebase Auth Migrate from Amazon Cognito

Trust Center Security Practices GDPR Compliance SOC 2 Alignment

API Versioning Changelog

API Overview Authentication Methods Pagination Filtering Error Codes Rate Limits

Components

ApiKeyManager

User-facing API key management UI (v1.1 -- stub).

`<ApiKeyManager />`

Ships in v1.1. Service-account admin panels exist today; the end-user-facing version (for "developer-grade" users who need their own PATs) is on the v1.1 roadmap.

Service accounts + their API keys are fully supported via the Service accounts API. Until the component ships, build on those RPCs.

SignedOut

Render children only when the user is NOT authenticated.

AuditLogViewer

Org-scoped audit feed component (v1.1 -- stub).

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<ApiKeyManager />